Mega Clefable EX

Market outlook

Rising Outlook 8/10

New 2026 release with viral artwork hype and competitive ability potential boosts collector interest[4][7].

Next months. Price stabilization at $70-90 raw with graded copies rising to $150+ in next 3-6 months.

Long term. Strong appreciation to $150-300+ in 1-3 years if meta relevance grows and artist gains fame.

History

Mega Clefable ex is a Mega Evolution of Clefable, a Fairy-type Pokémon from Generation I, known for its moon association and magical abilities; this card features the first artwork by artist Jacinthe, depicted as aky CG Works or Cona Nitanda in prints, highlighting its ethereal, cosmic design[2][3][7].

First printed in Japan as Nihil Zero (M3) set #112/080 in early 2026, with English release in Perfect Order (POR/ME03) #119/088 as Secret Rare Full Art[2][6].

• First Jacinthe card artwork, praised as 'insane' for its stunning cosmic fairy design[4][7]
• Ability Luminous Wing blocks all opponent Ability effects on itself[2][3][5]
• Attack Shooting Moons deals 120+40 per discarded Energy (up to 4), max 280 damage[2][3]

Rarity and print run

Tier

Secret Rare

Print run

Low

First printed in

Nihil Zero (Japan M3)

Demand

High

Supply

Scarce

• Secret Rare chase card #119/088 exceeding set number
• First print Jacinthe artwork generating hype
• Full Art variant with low pull rates in Perfect Order packs

Collector notes

Condition. Check centering on full art cosmic background, edges for print lines common in secret rares, surface for scratches on glossy fairy wings and moon elements, common flaws include edge whitening and minor surface scratches from handling[1].

Storage. Use semi-rigid holders or magnetic cases for full art protection, store upright in cool, dry environment away from sunlight to prevent fading of vibrant psychic colors, top loaders with sleeves for graded slabs.

Authenticity. Verify holographic pattern matches official shimmering full art foil, check illustrator credit 'aky CG Works' or 'Cona Nitanda', scan QR for Pokémon TCG database match, fakes often have dull foil and incorrect retreat cost (1 colorless)[2][3][5].